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Garden of Desires: The Evolution of Women's Sexual Fantasies Emily Dubberley
Publisher: Virgin Books

Daniel Bergner (Ecco, 224 pp., $25.99) In his new book What Do Women Want? Oct 15, 2007 - Like other kinds of history, it has its own themes of exploration, settlement, and development, but these themes relate to a social imagination that explores and settles and develops, and the imagination has its own rhythms of growth as well as its own modes of expression. Have acclaimed author and journalist, specialising in sex and relationships, Emily Dubberley, who I'll be interviewing alongside PJ about her new book The Garden Of Desires – The Evolution Of Women's Sexual Fantasies. Journalist Daniel Bergner sets out to debunk some of our most fiercely guarded “fairy tales” about female desire. Feb 6, 2014 - How often during a normal day out and about in the world do you think "Hmmm, that's appealing; I think I wouldn't mind having some sex with that guy or gal"? It is obvious that Canadian literature, The popular romance operates on Freudian principles, releasing sexual and power fantasies without disturbing the anxieties of the superego. Forty years ago, Nancy Friday's My Secret Garden revealed the shocking truth that women not only fantasize, but do so about all sorts of things, from the tame to the taboo. More interpretation would allow Mr. Jun 5, 2013 - What Do Women Want? Honest answers most appreciated. Disco and drop-in Salsa classes, try out the fancy dress box, take a dirty weekend tour or listen to writer Emily Dubberley read extracts from her latest book 'Garden of Desires, The Evolution of Women's Sexual Fantasies'.